Dying after crash near Union City
Charléa Crowley aged 43 remained in critical condition at Union City hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile crash in front of his farm home on the O'Neil Road east of Union City Sunday morning. L H Poot also injured with a broken shoulder and cuts but not seriously. details say car accelerator stuck, vehicle overturning, both men pinned under the machine before neighbors aided. Two children aged eight, Mary Lou Old and Wither April, were injured but not seriously when cars collided at Routes 40 and 8 near Amida Gug-abaur early Sunday morning. they were thrown through the windshield from the front seat.
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Charléa Crowley
Union City
O'Neil Toad
Growley
Uttle Hope
L. H. Poot
Lao
Post
Crowley Himi
Union City Hospital
Crowley
Aldlom
Yaora
Mary Lou Old
Lewis Olds
Wither April
Butler
Los Angeles Hit by Severe Tremors
United Press reports a sharp earthquake centered in Los Angeles shook much of Southern California early today. The temblor at 1:10 a.m. left three hospitalized for minor injuries, two walls collapsed, and windows broke across the city. No deaths reported. Long Beach and Santa Barbara noted minor impact. Huntington Park reported only broken windows.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
Accidents in Western Pa Claim 10 Lives
Ten fatalities from Western Pennsylvania accidents over the weekend include five auto fatalities in Pittsburgh area towns such as Clairton and Wynn and several other incidents. Drownings, a train collision near Braddock, a fall while wading, and shotgun-related hunting deaths add to the toll, with coroner investigations underway.
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Penn
Pittsburgh
Wester Pennsylvania
John McBeth
Carrol M. Stem
B. Rankin
Felix Jabe
Clairtom
Benedict Bailey
Wynn
John Holly
Beesons
Joseph Krhovsky
Blawnox
Allegheny
Andrew Szazisk
North Bradock
Capitol ‘Limited
Baltimore
Braddock
Theodore Bickeratann
Paintertown
Robert
Theodore
Charles Kerr
Hampton Toymabip
Fee
Bagan
George Bartell
Ewnoe
Woodard Wins Appeal to Avoid Life Sentence
Lawrence Woodard, former Corry resident, had his life term reversed by the Pennsylvania Superior Court. The decision sends his case back for re sentencing to the Allegheny County Workhouse for an indeterminate term of two to four years. Woodard had been convicted under the habitual criminal law after a string of Erie county robberies and rail yard looting years ago.
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Corry
Lawence Woodhyd
Western Penitentiary
Erie County
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Woodard
25 Million Union Workers Goal of Labor Body
United Press reports as AFL convenes its historic convention in Washington. William Green outlines labor's plan to organize 25 million unionized workers, leveraging the industrial recovery program to consolidate strength and map future action amid militancy and aims for industrial peace during recovery.
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H .O. Thompson
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Grant
Early Mail Delivery Restored in City Business District
Business houses welcomed the resumption of early mail delivery in the business district after a three months suspension. The service is expected to continue permanently, with revised schedules shifting later delivery to residential districts while carrier timing returns to former hours.
Death Penalty Prosecution in Trial of Kelly
Plans for death penalty prosecu tion of George Kelly and Albert Bates in the $200,000 kidnaping case were formulated as convicted defendants awaited sentence. Kelly and his wife arrived from Memphis. Bates and the Shannon family were in the Oklahoma County jail. Authorities searched for the author of a fresh death threat while a heavy guard protected the felons and the master mind remained unidentified. If Washington approves, Kelly and Bates face execution if convicted. otherwise they may be tried in federal court on kidnaping charges. Federal Judge Edgar S. Vaught could sentence Bailey Gated and others next Saturday.
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Sam D. Hales
United Press
Oklahoma City
Oxfa
George
St Paul
U.S
Herber K. Hyde
Kansas City
Wmderworld
Lewis R. Mortis
Kelly
Bates
Walter Jarrett
Hysie
Washington
Georgy
Katherine Kelly
Edgar S. Vaught
Bailey
Gated
Otheer
Johnson Urges Miners to Return to Work
Fragmented text shows Johnson appealing to miners to return to work. The garbled OCR references recovery, incentives, and immediate action but lacks clear dates, places, or organizations. Entities are unclear due to transcription errors. no verifiable names beyond Johnson appear.
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Johnson
Twenty Cubans Killed in Hotel Firefight in Havana
In Havana on October 2 government troops bombarded the National Hotel area. One American, R. L. Lotspitch of Swift and Company, and at least 20 Cuban soldiers were killed. Wounded estimates reach about 100 as heavy shelling targeted rebel officers sheltering behind hotel walls. Casualties among defenders and attackers remained uncertain amid ongoing gunfire and bombardment.
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United Press
Havana
Leas
Shealls
National Hotel
R. L. Lotspitch
Swift and Company
Lopez Serrano
Columbia Military Hospital
Presidente Huntel
Romney
Patria
Nnt
Hatel
Mathies
Refuse McClure Delay in Trial Probed
Philadelphia report states State Senator John J. McClure was denied a postponement of his trial by the U S Court today. The case concerns charges from a federal grand jury alleging conspiracy to violate Prohibition laws with McClure and associates facing trial in the district court before Judge George A. Welsh. Attorneys vow to appeal for a stay as the appellate court considers the district court scheduling order.
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Wrenon Press
Philadelphia
John J. McClure
U. S. Chévil Court of
Apperla
DJ. S
Grorce A. Welsh
McClure
Navy
Sila
Sehudine
Pyauld
Joseph F. Bullington
Hull Sounds Warning in Cura Bay International
A cryptic report mentions Hull and Cura with a warning or alert. It references officials and potential activity in an unspecified location. The text lists names and roles but is garbled, leaving unclear the event, date, or outcome.
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Hull
Cura
Child Scourge Closes Meadville Schools Indefinitely
Public and parochial schools in Meadville closed indefinitely after a medical and school authorities conference. The sixth case of the week, in Meadvile, involved 11 year old William Gill, a Meadville High student. prior victim Herbert Whitsell is also connected to the football program. The school board may cancel two or more grid games as quarantine steps begin to limit gatherings.
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Meadvile
William Gill
Gill
Herbert Whitsell
Lie Meadville
Board of Health
Phillie
Four Burned to Death in Car Collision Near Scranton
Four persons died and four were injured when two cars collided near Yatesville on October 2. The dead include Lazarus Gordon of Wilkes-Barre and Mollie Levenson of Scranton, with Francis Reisman of Scranton and Boward Katz of Wilkes-Barre among the injured. Police said one car sideswiped the other, causing a fire that trapped victims under wreckage.
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United Press
Scranton
Yatesville
Hay
Lazarus Gordon
Wilkes-Barre
Francis Reisman
Mollie Levenson
Boward Katz
Wilkes- Barre
Frances Cohen
Abe Cutler
Wilkes- Bare
Joseph Mullery
Pittston
Edward Keating Pittston
Gordon
Mullery
Keating
Jvere
Walter Scott received eight to twelve year追加 sentence
In Bellefonte Pa on October 2 Judge M Ward Fleming added 8 to 12 years to Walter Scotts term for escape after he fled the Erie prison June 20 using a skeleton key to the boiler room door His original sentence would have ended in 1937 Two other convicts Frank Neadesu and Wayne Daugherty escaped Rockview penitentiary and were returned for arraignment on escape charges in steel cells under order of Judge Fleming The report also mentions unrelated local activity and a social visit to a Mrs S Durham
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United Press
Bellefonte
Walter Scott
Erie
M. Ward Fleming
Scott
Linder Scott
Rockview
California
Tay
Frank Neadesu
Wayne Daughtery
William F. Gaffney
Ward Fleming
Rockview Penitentiary
Western Penitenttary
Pittsburgh
Nadenji
Datgherty
Robery Wongletion
Japanese ship sinks with 33 dead off Kumamoto Prefecture
Official report from Misumi Japan states the Breaner Koun Maru sank Sunday off Kumamoto Prefecture with 33 confirmed dead. Of 180 sightseers aboard, 50 were rescued and the rest are missing, according to authorities.
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Wancueres
Arrests Made After Auto Crash In Joncord Area
Florian Shelaf aged 49 of oxy D 2 is in Gorry hospital with facial lacerations after a collision south of Joncord at 5 30 Sunday. Andrew Labowski of R D 2 8 filed is held in city jail on intoxication charges. Officers may file charges after Highway Patrol officers arrive this afternoon. Shelaf's condition improved and discharge anticipated soon.
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Florian Shelaf
Gorry
Andrew Labowski
Joncord
Sherof
Labowski
Corp. Sousse
Highway Patrol
Shéraf
Deny Hoover to Head Leland Stanford U
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur denied a New York column stating Herbert Hoover would succeed him as president of Leland Stanford University in Palo Alto California. He told United Press there is absolutely nothing to the report.
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Palo Auto
Cal
Ray Lyman Wilbus
New York
Herbert Hoover
Leland Stanford University
Wilbur
United Press
Germans Fast in Thanks for Harvest in Berlin
Berlin reports a Sunday of altered meals as Germans observe a harvest thanks. Government orders a joint feast day with stews instead of the usual Sabbath meals to boost savings and unemployment relief. Officials note a 10 cent dinner at East Prussian homes was supervised by a former royal figure.
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United Press Berlin
Hargest
Paul You
VET MUST TAKE HIS CHANCE WITH OTHER CITIZENS
Frederick A. Storm reports President Roosevelt addressing 30,000 American Legion members at the Chicago Stadium. The speech outlined three veterans policy principles centered on government responsibility, no special class benefits, and limited federal aid for service-connected disabilities. Roosevelt urged unity and warned against sectionalism as essential to national patriotism. Continued on Page Six.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Chicago Stadium
Roosevit
American Legion
Roosevelt
Hhis
Allegianos
Corporal Blocker Hurt in Montreal Crash
Meadville area report of Corporal H Blocker seriously injured Saturday when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Vincent Cay of Glys Milla. State Highway Patrol members B C Brady and others assisted at the scene. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Montreal
Jenney
Howe
Ybinson
Bury
Juemitidad
Drisly
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